Clip to slideshow

[Stephen Smith]

iPhoto can do slide shows on photos real easy. You can time it to music or tell it how long it should be. They have templates to choose from. It is very cool.

If you want to do it in Motion then give CoverFlux a try.

Hope this helps and best of luck.

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

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[Federico Betta]

thanks…

but maybe my english is too poor to explain my problem

I’ve a video clip and I need to do a slideshow with its frames (the slideshow will be composed by a frame every 1 second of the video clip… video is 1 minute long and the slideshow will be realized with 60 photo)

in short I’ve to export a still frame every 1 second from my video clip (and then I know how to use iphoto…)

🙁

thank you

federico

[Stephen Smith]

Sorry, I mis-understood. To export a still frame land your play head on the frame and then go up to File, Export. Change Export from QuickTime Movie to Current Frame. If you want to change it from a .tiff to something else then click on the Options button. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

Check out my Motion Training DVD

Check out my Motion Tutorials

[Federico Betta]

thanks stephen

but 😉

I wish to export a still frame every 1 second from my video clip … !automatically!

sorry for incomprete thread

federico

[Andy Neil]

The easiest way to do that is to export your video clip as an image sequence in Quicktime Pro. Then delete all the unnecessary images from the resulting sequence.

Andy

https://www.timesavertutorials.com

[Stephen Smith]

Instead of QuickTime Pro, export out an image sequence in Motion. Do the following:

File, Export. Change Export from “QuickTime Movie” to “image sequence”. Click on the options button to change the type of still you want.

Best of luck.

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

Check out my Motion Training DVD

Check out my Motion Tutorials

[Federico Betta]

WOW!

If I select a frame every second is like I need.

thank you!

Federico